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Wicked Radio 2-20: 1,057 Potential Dads, New DOGE Protest Song, & IVF Mom Births Wrong Baby · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: Ah.
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Speaker 2: The magic of social media is just amazing. It's great
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Speaker 2: and it's horrifying all at the same time. But that's
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Speaker 2: okay because it gives us something to talk about. First
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Speaker 2: of all, can you imagine taking a social media to
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Speaker 2: announce that you're pregnant. I know a lot of people
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Speaker 2: do it. I get it. Whatever, you know, it's kind
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Speaker 2: of like the new birth announcement. I understand that people
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Speaker 2: live their lives on Instagram or Facebook or whatever it is,
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Speaker 2: even like they'll even put personal things on x now
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Speaker 2: and I understand that too, but it's a little bit
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Speaker 2: different when you are the porn star who has recently
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Speaker 2: made famous because you claim to have slept with one
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Speaker 2: fifty seven men in twelve hours, wasn't it twelve and
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Speaker 2: then you announce you're pregnant. It raises the exact same
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Speaker 2: question that you have that I have at the same time.
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Speaker 2: Exactly right. I don't know why pregnancy is a theme
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Speaker 2: today too. But we also have a wild story about
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Speaker 2: an IVF clinic and that's been in the news legally too,
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Speaker 2: that gave the wrong embryo to an IVF mom, so
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Speaker 2: she gave birth to the wrong baby. So that's an
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Speaker 2: issue now that's happening now too, another thing we wouldn't
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Speaker 2: have heard about without social media. But then, of course
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Speaker 2: we have the potential of those checks, that's right, refund
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Speaker 2: checks coming our way for the money they've saved so far.
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Speaker 2: But that doesn't stop everybody for protesting it, because the
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Speaker 2: protests have only grown. And I regret to inform you
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Speaker 2: not really, because I love it because we can laugh
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Speaker 2: at it. There's a new anti Doge, anti Trump, anti
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Speaker 2: Elong protest song, that's right. We had a great one
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Speaker 2: on Monday. Well, there's a new one out there now,
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Speaker 2: so we'll talk about that too. There's a lot to cover,
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Speaker 2: so let's get to it. Thanks for finding me with
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Speaker 2: Wicked Radio, and these times are wicked, believe me. The
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Speaker 2: audio podcast I always get this. Let's get them nuts
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Speaker 2: and bolts out of the way because a lot of
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Speaker 2: you find it on there. It's posted usually about nine
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Speaker 2: am Eastern time wherever you'd like to get your audio podcasts,
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Speaker 2: and you audio listeners you knew, folks. Thanks Thanks dragging
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Speaker 2: out with us live every single day Monday through Friday anyway,
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Speaker 2: as we all like our weekends. It's about eight am
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Speaker 2: Eastern type as well. On ACS and YouTube and Facebook
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Speaker 2: and all that good stuff. But let's get right to it.
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Speaker 2: How about this. I regret to inform you no, not really,
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Speaker 2: I love it. I was so happy to see this,
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Speaker 2: and this is the best one of all, and it
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Speaker 2: finally answers the question how we deal with the useful
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Speaker 2: idiots out there that are protesting saving us money? That's right.
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Speaker 2: I know it's hard to even wrap your head around
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Speaker 2: if you have a semblance of common sense, how do
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Speaker 2: you deal with the people who are protesting cutting government, wasting,
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Speaker 2: fraud and corruption. Now we know our answer because here's
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Speaker 2: the new anti Trump, anti elong, anti doge song. This
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Speaker 2: was Washington, d C. Last night, but it's only growing.
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Speaker 2: Are you ready? Here's the new song one more time?
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Speaker 2: All right. I've actually had, you know, just in like
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Speaker 2: instant messaging and just talking to people back and forth
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Speaker 2: and the comments on the live stream, mostly on x
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Speaker 2: where people comment, sometimes on Facebook. I've actually gotten a
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Speaker 2: couple of comments where people or they've asked each other,
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Speaker 2: you know, because you can talk to each other. How
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Speaker 2: do you deal with people you encounter who maybe not
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Speaker 2: to that extreme, but people at work, you know, family
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Speaker 2: get together a barbecue, people who are so twisted about
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Speaker 2: the Doge thing. They're so freaked out by it, you know,
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Speaker 2: not the government officials, not the actual people who are
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Speaker 2: stealing your money, regular folks that you encounter in your life,
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Speaker 2: that are that twisted about Doge. Like they're freaked out
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Speaker 2: about it because they believe everything they're told on like
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Speaker 2: MSNBC and cn IT and all this other stuff, and
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Speaker 2: they believe. How do you deal with them? I think
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Speaker 2: the answer was right there in that audio, cause if
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Speaker 2: you listened, you could hear in the background the people
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Speaker 2: filming people were laughing at them, which is like, like,
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Speaker 2: it's like it's that whole thing. We're just point and
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Speaker 2: laugh at the You just have to laugh, you really,
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Speaker 2: do you not listen? I think what we've learned so
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Speaker 2: far in the past three weeks, let's call it three
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Speaker 2: weeks since these protests really started to started to organize,
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Speaker 2: you can't get through to them. It's not gonna work.
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Speaker 2: It's just not They're too far gone. I don't even try.
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Speaker 2: I wouldn't recommend that anybody really that really thinks that
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Speaker 2: this is a bad thing. But you got to laugh
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Speaker 2: at them. You have to look at this as entertainment.
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Speaker 2: That's how I handle it. You have to otherwise you
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Speaker 2: go crazy. You go crazy with the concept there are
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Speaker 2: people protesting cutting government waste, you just have to laugh
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Speaker 2: at them and the crowds that now gather around them.
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Speaker 2: It's having the opposite effect because people are just like
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Speaker 2: you can hear it in the video. People are just
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Speaker 2: laughing at them, and Doge is to blame. All right, whatever,
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Speaker 2: All right, here's another protest that happened. So civil disobedience
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Speaker 2: is popping up all over the country. What the useful idiots?
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Speaker 2: Is another one? And we'll get out of the Doge
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Speaker 2: thing in a second here and get to the get
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Speaker 2: to the pregnancy story, so I promise, But let's get
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Speaker 2: through this first because you might actually encounter one of
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Speaker 2: these if you'd like to go to your I don't know,
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Speaker 2: local town meeting, your local you know, town council meeting,
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Speaker 2: school board meeting. Maybe this stuff is popping up. Do
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Speaker 2: you know the name Chris Kluey, It's kluwe If you're
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Speaker 2: an NFL fan, you might remember him. He's an ex punter.
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Speaker 2: He played for the Minnesota Vikings. I think maybe somebody else,
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Speaker 2: I'm not too sure, but I remember the name. He
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Speaker 2: was a punter. Well now he I don't know. He
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Speaker 2: lives in Huntington Beach, California. That tells you anything. Maybe not.
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Speaker 2: I'm sure there's a lot of fine people there. But
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Speaker 2: they had their you know, city board meeting whatever it is,
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Speaker 2: and the public is invited to get up there and speak,
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Speaker 2: which is I would never want that to stop. That's
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Speaker 2: a time honored tradition, as he says, here to speak
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Speaker 2: your mind and what's going on. And a lot of
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Speaker 2: that is happening now because of the useful idiots who
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Speaker 2: are so freaked out by Doge. They're showing up with
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Speaker 2: these just to get their voices heard, right, apparently not
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Speaker 2: enough on social media. Their friends and family are laughing
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Speaker 2: at them, so they show up at board meetings like
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Speaker 2: this guy, Chris Kluey shows up and this happened the
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Speaker 2: night before last, and he said the typical things you
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Speaker 2: would expect. You know, Doge is Atazi movement, and this
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Speaker 2: is terror. It must be stopped in the red Maga
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Speaker 2: or maggots a little bit and all this other stuff. Well,
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Speaker 2: he took a little bit further to intentionally get himself arrested,
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Speaker 2: and they did, and they hauled him out of there.
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Speaker 2: This is Chris Clue, the ex punter at Huntington Beach, California.
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Speaker 2: There is explicitly a Nazi movement. You may have replaced
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Speaker 2: a swastika with a red hat, but that is what
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Speaker 2: it did. Happened. I will now engage in the time
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Speaker 2: honored American tradition of peaceful civil disobedience. There he goes
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Speaker 2: get out, So he walked from the podium where the
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Speaker 2: publicans speak and then he approached the board and that's
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Speaker 2: when you know, he knew he'd get arrested and tackled.
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Speaker 2: And that's why that happened there. And one of the
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Speaker 2: board members there was going to get out, get him,
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Speaker 2: get him, and they did, and they hauled him out.
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Speaker 2: And they had to haul him out, you know, two
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Speaker 2: I don't know, cops, sheriffs of deputies, whatever it was,
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Speaker 2: just hauled him out there to make his little statement heard.
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Speaker 2: So I wouldn't expect here here's the takeaway on this.
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Speaker 2: I wouldn't expect this to slow down anytime soon because
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Speaker 2: Doge is steam rolling through this corruption. Like I've said,
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Speaker 2: I think every time we've talked about this stuff, I've
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Speaker 2: said it before, they've made it very public what they're finding.
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Speaker 2: Trump and Elon did the interview the other night on Hannity.
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Speaker 2: They've made a public they've released there's a whole Department
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Speaker 2: of Government Efficiency x handle, you know, where they post
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Speaker 2: all the savings so far. And I looked into that
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Speaker 2: and I was curious. I'm like, they should just do
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Speaker 2: a daily update. And they're starting to do this now
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Speaker 2: on where the total is now for the exact number
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Speaker 2: into the billions, and hopefully soon it gets into the trillions.
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Speaker 2: How much they've saved to us so far, and do
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Speaker 2: a daily tracker, do a lifetime tracker, and how much
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Speaker 2: they can certify and how much they can account it
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Speaker 2: for in billions, how much American tax payer money they've saved.
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Speaker 2: You know where we're at right now as of last night.
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Speaker 2: I looked it up. One hundred and ten billion dollars
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Speaker 2: cut so far in government waste. One hundred and ten
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Speaker 2: billion dollars. Now, the worst thing that could happen is
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Speaker 2: because they're talking about a new budget. Now, if they
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Speaker 2: if they just decide to spend more, you know what
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Speaker 2: I mean, not this particular money, but oh, we're saving
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Speaker 2: all this money. This means we can increase the budget
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Speaker 2: that would be the awful thing to happen. Let's hope
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Speaker 2: that that doesn't happen. But just think about one hundred
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Speaker 2: and ten billion dollars saved so far and where that's
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Speaker 2: gonna go. So apparently Elon brought the idea up to
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Speaker 2: his new bestie Dawn, and they said, well, why don't
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Speaker 2: we you know, what don't we think about like sending
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Speaker 2: out checks to the American taxpayer? So it would be
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Speaker 2: like a doze check. Right. Remember it's hearing about this
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Speaker 2: and going, well, I don't know if that's really gonna happen.
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Speaker 2: I don't know. Trump's thinking about it, and then Entrumpian
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Speaker 2: like style, he discusses it at some of these meetings.
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Speaker 2: He had this big business meeting, this big business conference
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Speaker 2: thing in Miami yesterday, and he actually brought it up
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Speaker 2: what if we get dose checks and how much would
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Speaker 2: that be?
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Speaker 1: And then saving taxpayers billions and billions of dollars every
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Speaker 1: single day. And there's even under consideration a new concept
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Speaker 1: where we give twenty percent of the doze savings to
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Speaker 1: American citizens and twenty percent goes to paying down debt.
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Speaker 1: Because the numbers are incredible.
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Speaker 2: I think it's a good idea. No, I've seen you know,
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Speaker 2: people pushing back against this, saying I don't want that.
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Speaker 2: I just want to get rid of the irs. Guys.
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Speaker 2: I don't know if we're gonna get rid of the irs,
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Speaker 2: but I mean, just think of it now, strategically, right,
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Speaker 2: think of it. Like we just started off the live
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Speaker 2: stream playing some of the protests stuff Chris Kluey and
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Speaker 2: then the new protesters gathering outside, the useful idiots all
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Speaker 2: gathering on mass and you know, saying dozes Doze is
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Speaker 2: a Nazi movement. I mean, they really are that crazy.
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Speaker 2: That would be fascinating for me to see. This is
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Speaker 2: why I want to see the checks go out. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: it'd be nice to have a little extra cash. What
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Speaker 2: are they gonna send out five seven thousand dollars whatever?
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Speaker 2: That'd be nice. Whatever. Here's what I really want to see.
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Speaker 2: I want to see those checks going to those people
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Speaker 2: that are protesting DOGE and to see what they do,
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Speaker 2: Like do they refuse the checks? What do they do?
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Speaker 2: That alone would be fascinating to me. I want to
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Speaker 2: see some of those protests. I want to see Chris Kluey,
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Speaker 2: the punter that just got arrested, that we had just
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Speaker 2: had the audio for I want to see his reaction
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Speaker 2: when he gets a do check? Do you turn it down?
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Speaker 2: How do you protest and call this a Nazi movement
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Speaker 2: but still take the money? That would be fascinating. Please
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Speaker 2: let that in. For that alone, I want to see
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Speaker 2: these dose checks go out refund checks. That would be fantastic.
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Speaker 2: Oh God, I would love that. Please let that happen,
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Speaker 2: I hope. So anyway, all right, I can't talk about
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Speaker 2: dogs anymore. It's driving me crazy. Let's go into the
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Speaker 2: real stuff. This is the whole reason why we went
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Speaker 2: live this morning. Are you ready for this? And I
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Speaker 2: don't know why. This always tends to be a theme
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Speaker 2: always this, even going back to radio days, every single
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Speaker 2: show putting show notes together, collecting sound and stories and audio,
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Speaker 2: there are always some sort of a theme. In today's
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Speaker 2: seems to be pregnancy. I don't know why. This is
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Speaker 2: just this is just what the universe is bringing me today.
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Speaker 2: Pregnancy stories, both of them sadly unfortunate. First one is
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Speaker 2: very unfortunate, but still weird if it's true, and I
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Speaker 2: think it is, well, I remember a few weeks ago
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Speaker 2: I was talking about Bonnie Blue. You're thinking Bonnie Blue.
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Speaker 2: That sounds like a fake name. Is that an actress?
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Speaker 2: Well kind of? Is that a is that a social
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Speaker 2: media influencer kind of? Bonnie Blue is the uh yeah,
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Speaker 2: let's just say what it is. Bonnie Blue is the
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Speaker 2: porn star you might remember that claims to have successfully
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Speaker 2: slept with one fifty seven men in I'm pretty sure
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Speaker 2: it's twelve hours. I think twelve hours was the record.
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Speaker 2: Whoever keeps record of this kind of stuff, I have
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Speaker 2: no idea you remember that. And she also was the
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Speaker 2: one that did the interview with the BBC who claimed
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Speaker 2: after the first time she did it, when it was
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Speaker 2: just a thousand men, you know that it was it
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Speaker 2: was horrible and she and she cried and you so
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Speaker 2: keep that in mind. Is I tell you this story
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Speaker 2: that definitely a cry for attention? I mean absolutely positively,
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Speaker 2: just an attention pig for this kind of stuff, right,
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Speaker 2: he wants the attention. Well, it's an update with Bonnie Blue,
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Speaker 2: are you ready? Bonnie Blue, who is now according to her, pregnant,
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Speaker 2: which means the potential of one thousand and fifty seven dads.
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Speaker 2: Now everybody, including her, they make pregnancy announcements on social media.
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Speaker 2: I totally get that it's kind of like just how
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Speaker 2: you tell your friends and family these days, but she
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Speaker 2: seemed pretty proud of it. In fact, went so far
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Speaker 2: as to say that her kid is not gonna get bullied.
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Speaker 2: Our child will not get bullied at school because it's
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Speaker 2: got one thousand and fifty seven dads. Yeah. I don't know.
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Speaker 2: Maybe it's just me. I tend to think that that's
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Speaker 2: exactly why the kid would get bullied, But who am
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Speaker 2: I to say? Who knows? I think she reading it
12:43
Speaker 2: to the story a little bit as much as I
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Speaker 2: could stand. I think she actually does have some sort
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Speaker 2: of a life partner. How'd you like to be that guy?
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Speaker 2: By the way, Wow, because I didn't even know how
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Speaker 2: much money she's making and yet you got to deal
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Speaker 2: with that. Oh boy? Yeah, I don't know. I think
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Speaker 2: I think there's somebody in there relationship. So I suppose
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Speaker 2: that that's actually you know, the joke is there's one
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Speaker 2: thousand and fifty seven potential dads, but there actually may
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Speaker 2: be a dad dad. I don't know. Uh, just saying
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Speaker 2: that that's out there, but how freaking gross is that?
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Speaker 2: I guess that's the final move, right, that's the final uh,
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Speaker 2: that's the final tactic. When you do the first thing,
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Speaker 2: you sleep with a thousand men, and you know they
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Speaker 2: got you some attention, but you got to follow that
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Speaker 2: up with the BBC interview we claim that you're like
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Speaker 2: horrified by it. But then you follow that up with
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Speaker 2: a couple of weeks later, we sleep with one thousand
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Speaker 2: fifty seven men. That didn't quite get you the attention
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Speaker 2: you wanted. So now you're gonna went out somehow, some
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Speaker 2: way that you're pregnant. So you're using this pregnancy. There's
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Speaker 2: new life for bringing in the world. Why why do
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Speaker 2: the worst people always feel like they have to have kids?
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Speaker 2: Why is that? I don't know. But using the idea
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Speaker 2: of like this amazing miracle of life as a promotional tactic,
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Speaker 2: which is all it is, really well, you like we
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Speaker 2: think she's going to be some sort of a great
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Speaker 2: mom or something. Come on, now, my god. And then
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Speaker 2: we got another story. You might remember this. This goes
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Speaker 2: this kind of ties in the headlines to an actual
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Speaker 2: real life story that's happening. And I think just another
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Speaker 2: example of why all of us, and this is each
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Speaker 2: and every one of us. You deal with any kind
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Speaker 2: of a medical procedure You got to remember that you
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Speaker 2: are the consumer. You know, we get so intimidated by
14:19
Speaker 2: hospitals and clinics and doctors. You have to follow them,
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Speaker 2: be on their ass every step of the way. Proof positive.
14:27
Speaker 2: This story out of Georgia now IVF in vitro fertilization
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Speaker 2: has been in the news a lot lately, especially since
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Speaker 2: Trump just announced I think it was like two days ago.
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Speaker 2: More support, more access, more funding for IVF. That comes
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Speaker 2: with its own controversy. I'm not going to get into that.
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Speaker 2: My whole point is if you're going with this procedure,
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Speaker 2: especially this one, like with any medical procedure, though, you
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Speaker 2: have to follow it up step by step all the
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Speaker 2: way because you don't want to be like this lady.
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Speaker 2: This is out of Georgia. Thirty eight year old woman
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Speaker 2: is suing an eye clinic because they mixed up two embryos.
15:04
Speaker 2: That's right, you're thinking the same thing I am. She
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Speaker 2: gave birth to somebody else's baby. Thirty eight year old
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Speaker 2: Christina Murray, she's suing the clinic in Georgia. They implanted
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Speaker 2: the wrong embryo. She used a donor to get pregnant.
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Speaker 2: This is twenty twenty three. She gave birth that December.
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Speaker 2: She knew something was wrong. The baby is a different race,
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Speaker 2: that might be the first clue. But cared for him anyway,
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Speaker 2: which is great. That's you know, obviously, took the baby
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Speaker 2: home and then she can will continue to care for
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Speaker 2: the baby obviously, which is good. That's the heartwarming part
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Speaker 2: of the story. Bought an at home DNA test kit
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Speaker 2: and got the results a month later, confirmed that the
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Speaker 2: boy and she aren't related. She told she tells the
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Speaker 2: clinic and they figured out the embryo belonged to another
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Speaker 2: couple who were clients, So that couple had to sue
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Speaker 2: Christina for custody and apparently gave up the kid voluntarily.
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Speaker 2: It's you know, he was about five months old by
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Speaker 2: that point. There are a whole slate of emotional issues
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Speaker 2: involved with this that are horrifying to deal with too.
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Speaker 2: Christina's lawyer says, the whole thing's been devastating, as you
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Speaker 2: can imagine. She had already bonded with the kid. Not
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Speaker 2: clear how much she's suing for, but the lawsuit says
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Speaker 2: in excess of seventy five thousand dollars, but it is
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Speaker 2: going to go to a jury. Apparently if this isn't proof.
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Speaker 2: But now I don't bring this up to talk about
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Speaker 2: the whole issue of IVF. I know it's controversial. I
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Speaker 2: understand that. In fact, there are a lot of people
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Speaker 2: now that say that Europe was way ahead of us
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Speaker 2: with this and it's a failed experiment. Other people are
16:37
Speaker 2: saying that's sometimes the last chance for a couple or
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Speaker 2: an individual that wants a baby. I'm not going to
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Speaker 2: get into that. My whole point. The takeaway out of
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Speaker 2: this is, like any procedure, especially with something with these
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Speaker 2: kinds of implications, you got to follow this up step
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Speaker 2: by step. It's just the way we are in the
16:52
Speaker 2: medical field these days. They you know, they pass you
16:55
Speaker 2: on to specialist after specialist after specialist, and somehow we
16:59
Speaker 2: get intimidated into not asking the right kind of questions.
17:03
Speaker 2: Was this preventable? Maybe she still did follow up as
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Speaker 2: best she could. I don't know, but the potential's there
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Speaker 2: for this kind of thing happening or with any medical procedure.
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Speaker 2: But you got to get your ducks in her own.
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Speaker 2: Don't be afraid to ask questions of these people. The
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Speaker 2: IVF clinic says, according to The New York Post, that
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Speaker 2: they took every precaution, What precautions? How could you have
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Speaker 2: possibly taken every precaution? Would you put the wrong embryo
17:26
Speaker 2: in this lady? So, I guess that's the question. Hey,
17:29
Speaker 2: just checking, give me a confirmation before we do this
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Speaker 2: procedure that that is in fact, you know my egg.
17:36
Speaker 2: I don't know. Craziness, God, you feel for those people though,
17:39
Speaker 2: just insane. Not as bad as the Bonnie Blue story,
17:42
Speaker 2: but still pretty bad because that's you know, that wasn't
17:44
Speaker 2: her fault, the Bonnie Blue thing. Yeah, that's totally her fault.
17:47
Speaker 2: The heck knows. All right. One last thing tonight there's
17:49
Speaker 2: a big hockey game on tonight. You may not be
17:52
Speaker 2: a hockey fan, maybe not, but it may settle the
17:56
Speaker 2: war between the US and Canada, wouldn't it be? This
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Speaker 2: is the Four Nations thing, This is the wrap up.
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Speaker 2: This is the championship game, Four Nations tournament. It's USA
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Speaker 2: versus Canada at eight o'clock tonight. They actual dropped the
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Speaker 2: pucket about eight twenty from TD Garden in Boston for
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Speaker 2: all the marbles. Now, this has gotten huge ratings. I
18:17
Speaker 2: think the NHL has stepped into a golden pile of
18:21
Speaker 2: poop with this because it is huge. They just had
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Speaker 2: this little idea, are going to replace their lame All
18:27
Speaker 2: Star Game this year with this foig nation tournament thing.
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Speaker 2: It's gonna be the US and Canada and Finland and Sweden,
18:32
Speaker 2: you know, hockey powerhouses. Turns out it's huge. And you
18:36
Speaker 2: heard me talking about this the other day, and maybe
18:38
Speaker 2: you saw it this first game earlier in the week
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Speaker 2: between the US and Canada, had all the emotion, had
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Speaker 2: all the hits, had all the drama you know of
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Speaker 2: any sporting event you can imagine that you would hope
18:52
Speaker 2: to see on the ice because it was fantastic and
18:54
Speaker 2: it brought so much attention to hockey in general. And
18:58
Speaker 2: the NHL, like I said, they can't they can't miss
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Speaker 2: these days. And the ratings in North America of course
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Speaker 2: a little bit bigger in Canada and the US have
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Speaker 2: been highest rated non Stanley Cup game in it's like
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Speaker 2: a couple of decades apparently, So it's huge. But tied
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Speaker 2: into this is all the drama that's been going on.
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Speaker 2: Trump caused it. Drama sure, obviously between the US and
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Speaker 2: Canada with We're gonna make you the fifty first state
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Speaker 2: calling justin Trudeau, the governor of our fifty first state.
19:27
Speaker 2: And this is all over the trade deals, right because
19:29
Speaker 2: we all know by now that's how Trump operates. They'll
19:31
Speaker 2: just like kind of threaten you, they'll make fun of you.
19:34
Speaker 2: He'll uh, he'll put you down to try to get
19:37
Speaker 2: eventually the deal. It's the art of the deal. It's
19:39
Speaker 2: you know, he'll reach for the moon and then they'll
19:40
Speaker 2: get something slightly less than the moon but still wins. Well,
19:44
Speaker 2: that's tied into this too, so it's raised the question,
19:46
Speaker 2: and he hasn't answered this quite yet. So will Trump
19:50
Speaker 2: because of everything that's tied into this championship game and
19:53
Speaker 2: it's US and Canada, will he be in Boston tonight
19:57
Speaker 2: for this game? Will he be there? And the White
19:59
Speaker 2: House and the Trump team hasn't said anything yet. I think,
20:02
Speaker 2: and I don't know this for sure. I think the
20:04
Speaker 2: determining factor on whether or not he shows up is
20:07
Speaker 2: if Justin Trudeau is gonna show up at ted Garden
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Speaker 2: tonight for this game. That'll be the determination. I don't
20:13
Speaker 2: think there's a chance in hell that Trump is going
20:17
Speaker 2: to allow Justin Trudeau to be at this game to
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Speaker 2: represent Canada without him being there. That's just my speculation
20:23
Speaker 2: following the guy for so many years as I have.
20:25
Speaker 2: That's just what I think. Like, if it's seven o'clock
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Speaker 2: Eastern time and Trump finds out Trudeau's there, he's gonna
20:32
Speaker 2: droump what he's doing in the Oval office and say
20:34
Speaker 2: what he's gonna all right, fire up Air Force one,
20:38
Speaker 2: we'll go to bust and JD come on, you can
20:40
Speaker 2: belong to elon YULAIKOCKI, let's go. That's what I think.
20:45
Speaker 2: Maybe he's gonna go there anywhere, but they haven't confirmed,
20:47
Speaker 2: so we'll see. But it's gonna be. It's gonna be interesting.
20:49
Speaker 2: It's gonna be really dramatic. We should have settled this,
20:51
Speaker 2: you know what. They should have put something on the
20:53
Speaker 2: line here. Trump should have announced earlier on the week.
20:56
Speaker 2: All right, well, we'll decide the trade issue this fisue
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Speaker 2: between our two countries with this game tonight. Throw a
21:02
Speaker 2: little extra C four on the fire to make this
21:04
Speaker 2: thing even more interesting. But I don't know. We'll see.
21:06
Speaker 2: That's gonna be. We'll have the results of that to
21:08
Speaker 2: talk about tomorrow too, because it'll be, uh, it'll be
21:11
Speaker 2: a wild one. I just I love that hockey's in
21:13
Speaker 2: the forefront I saw something like, not only just the ratings,
21:17
Speaker 2: it was something close to like twenty twenty five percent
21:21
Speaker 2: of the Canadian population watch the first one something like that.
21:24
Speaker 2: Does that sound right either way? It's huge huge, we'll
21:29
Speaker 2: see or huge, as Trump likes to say, we'll see
21:32
Speaker 2: if he's there tonight. I don't know, we'll see, all right.
21:35
Speaker 2: And speaking of tomorrow, it's gonna be Friday. Not only
21:37
Speaker 2: are we talking about USA Canada, all kinds of things
21:40
Speaker 2: in the headlines as well, will cover And these characters
21:42
Speaker 2: making news, how do we deal with them, just like
21:44
Speaker 2: we deal with people in your regular life. We'll talk
21:46
Speaker 2: about that as well. The first takeaway today, I gotta
21:48
Speaker 2: go back to that IVF lady and Georgia again again.
21:51
Speaker 2: I tell you it's one of the most important things
21:53
Speaker 2: you can learn as an adult. Did I learn the
21:54
Speaker 2: hard way? Any medical procedure maybe not as bad as
21:58
Speaker 2: hers with the IVF mix up. You've got to stay
22:00
Speaker 2: on these doctors' asses to make sure they know what
22:02
Speaker 2: they're doing. You really do as best you possibly can.
22:05
Speaker 2: The second takeaway is the constant don't ever take any
22:08
Speaker 2: crap from anybody. You never have to. Well that said,
22:10
Speaker 2: have a wicket awesome Thursday, and closer and closer to
22:13
Speaker 2: the weekend, A lot to talk about tomorrow. I'll forget
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